SIGNIFICANCE OF THE NEW MORAL ORDER
At a lid when the chief lepia of: everyday ocr.versution is centred on problems of national salvation "rough material reforms and solenti
inventions, it both-intresting and instructive to hear from the lip
LIST OF PASSENGERS..
ARRIVED.
October 13.
Per s.s. St. Albans, from Sydney- Mrs C F. Bates, Mr Herbert Bow. den, Mr John Day, Miss I. . Fox, Miss, M. Gifford, Miss C Gifford, Miss H. Harker, Miss E. Hiltier, Mrs F. A. Hicks, Dr. and Mrs. EW celebrate speaker like Mr.Kirk, Miss R. Kemp, Miss C. G. Chiang Chi, former speaker of the Laing, Mrs. S. Y. Lin, Miss Lin, Mr Femte, that nothing short of a new M. Kato, Miss J. McPhee, Rey, and Mrs. W. Mason, and two children,
and 3 children, Mrs. R. M. Penn, Mra W. H. S. Pearce, Mr. and Mrs W. Palmer, Mr H. Logan-Russell, Miss C. Raine, Mrs Guy Sherwood and maid, Mr and Mrs E. Thompson, Miss M. G. Tait. Mr J. Wilson, Mr and Mrs C. S. Webb and child, Mrs H. Weitzer, Mr and Mrs. H. Walker, Mr R. E. Wilks and Mr W. Bishop.
mori order would accomplish theMr C. Mark, Mrs and Master Mc salvation of Chian. Before a large Laughlin and nurse, Mrs W. L. seiliency at the Work's Chinese Nicholls, Dr and Mrs R. E. Paterson Students Federation on Saturday evening, the 4th ist. Mr. Chang made an eloquent append in favour of the preservation of the existing
· excußent funchimentals of China's on vultur), He regret to have ober that so many modern re- formers inte beglected to take into
ecideration seriou
sent markable phase of the Chinese, NYB tems of cultuna, which are not found eren in tis-sp-called perfect Western BREVIA
rés
hearers
Mr. Chung tersink. I Het Chine has been fire from, the der which accompanied religious strite in Buspe and stia parte The Chittore people have muver rezuziki, the distinctions of ability or social prominens of thet archer
Once uz nfäche bas resigned Awin othee, be Antidiely returna be the ranks of the curanoɛ people. The anuses of encelism bippity do not exist in China where the people A nos sadiene by Blus strunge spectado of the accumulation of in- mense riches in the hamis al a expoll poep of industrial princes while! Wesens of the comma folks are struggling in a fan-habit-retain th OXÍALAINEN
ARRIVALS.
October 14.
SUISANG, Brit, 1778 tons, from Moji, Capt. A. Fraser. Wo Fat Bing, B23. -KWANGTAH, Chi, 1,436 tons, from Shanghai and Amoy. Capt. Chas Stewart, C.M. 8.N. Co., Wharf.
PAOTING, Brit, 1,073 tons, from canton, Capt. Ritchie, B. & B, Cal.
CHENGTU Brit, 1.338 tona, from Swatow, Capt. Fennelsther, B. & S Junk Bay..
FANGSANG, Brit, 1,258 tons, from Ebanghai, Capt. Holmwood, J.M. & Co., Bucy
HUGOTON, Amer. 4,258 tons, from Calcutta, Capt. A. T. Yaux, S.O. Co. of N. Y., Lai-chi-kok.
CLEARANCES.
October 14.
.:
KATORI MARU, JP 11 am., for Seattle via Manila, K.Y.X.
SUIYANG, Brit, noon, for Shanghai,
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CHUSAN, Brit, 10a.m., för Bangkok via Swatow, R. & S.
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DECREE No. 21 OF
1919
(JULY 10T)
to dictate some regulations relating to the issaseer of Naturalization Papers to foreigners.
THE FIRST DESIGNATE IN CHARGE OF THE
EXECUTIVE POWER,
CONSIDERING:
That Naturalization Papers granted signed both by
the Secretary
to certain Chinamen, Syrises and of Foreign Affair and the owner. Turks in years previous to 1910, at a time when it was legal to naturalize individuals belonging to those races, are not provided with photographs of their owners and are eliable, therefore, to be used to contravens the legal regulations on Chinese, Syrian and Turkish immigration;
Article 2. Otca the identification made, the owners of the Papers shall be Civil Register in accordance with article bound to inscribe thos. Papers in the 321 of the present Civil Code, other- wise they shall be considered as illegal.
That, in a general way, it is conven forient, for the purpose of identification, that Naturalization Papers should have attacked thereon the photograph of the person to whom,the Papers are issued.
.HSINCHANG, Chi Shanghai, C.M. BIN.CO.
KANJU MARU, Jap., 10 m., for Keelung, Yaigamatanko.
Altiugh the, Chinese B. & S. tug is hosted in met regions outside. China prop
ah Chipchure sapulasly tetmined frray taking any come of action that renlers themity ricist prejalice. Mongolian arab Macelarians are never needed with we just be calls they were born in Mongolia or Manchuris, a prout of which is found in the hot that many mente in the Chin Parliament wore ou pied by Alongolian and Manchurian M.R
Mr. Chang express the opinion -au opinion that involves religious controving the Christcity as ben going down in the Westeru nations and that blue chrior of China's slow progress having been due to the laur of a nation-wide septance of the Christian religion is question. | able beenage Chiad inadamental wonkeves hus erine through a differs;
CHENGTH, Brit., 10 am., for Singa pore, B. & E
MOHON, Chi, Bem. for Eaiphong Wah Bong.
QUINNEBAUG. Amer, 1 p.m., for Foochow via Swatow, D.L. & Co.
KWANGTAH, Chi., 8p.m., for Canton, Chinese Merchants.
HAIMUN, Brit.. 11.30 a.m., for Banks via Macao and Singapore, Hai Thoang.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
ent channel. Answering the ques- The C.P.O.8. Con RMB. Empress of Russia arrived at Yokobanis on Oct. 13, left there Oct. 13, and is due at Kobe on Oct. 14.
Bon. What s ade' China a country where the people have been wisted with so, may wors the ecturer declares that has be attached to the old system of culture which is been saturated with the} teachings of Tao Tzu, the founder The C.P.Q.B. Co's PME..
of the Tunist religion. This religious leader pinned in forenust position rif ***Government
libe
doctrine
!
The CP.OS. Co's RM5. Monteagle arrived at Shanghai on October 12 leaves there October 15, and is due at Moji on October 17.
Empress of Asia arrived at Yokohams, left there Oct. 11, at noon, and is due st Vancouver on Oct. 20.
through inactivity. No amocat of argument could cover up the genera!! brbit of indelence prevailing from one end of the country to the other. The Indolence begete tollemtec. When
The NYK. S. Wakasa Maru (European Lice) Idt Shanghai for this port on the 11th October, and is expected here on the 10th October. N.F.K. s.8. Totoru Maru (Bombay Line) left Singapore for this port on the 10th October, and is expected here on the 19th October,
The N.Y.K. a. Tamba Maru (European Lise) lef: Singapors for this port on the 13th Oct., and is expected. bere the 18th Oct.
Mongols and Manchus sat on the Chinese throne, the Chinese people kept quiet and delived in tolerance and pay for the advent of some lucky, day when they would succeed in ousting the conquerors who had The come Frist the frontier regions. Al- though in several ecosions these tactive but peraval effectual, their efects in awal degenention were The deplorable. Monover, the events had taken place in tires when China! and not opened her door to foreign intercourse.
Since China, in spite of her early beginning in civilisation the fruits of
which she enjoyed for centuries when many nation in Europe were in a
N.Y.E, s... Shizuoka Mar (Eur opean Line) left Shanghai for this port
on the 13th Oct. and is expected here on the 16th October. N.V.K... Nagato Maru (New York Line) left Manila for this port on the 13th Oct and is expected..bere
on the 16th Oct.
The N. Y. Kaa. Shinryu Maru (Bozbey Line) left Moji for this port on the 13th Oct., and is expected here on the 19th Oct
Latest Advices.
semi-barbarous condition, hue Lot The American & Manchurian Line se
been able to close the gulf of material advancement which made her look lise an infant when brought into comparison with the giants of Westers Powers, it is imperative for the people of this Asiatic Republic to ascertain what hus been the cause dber stagnation in order that a proper remedy ray be applied before the discacce have pussed beyond the cumblo stage. This remedy is the adoption of the teachings of Mai Tau, who was not only an exceptional || exponent of the doctrine of activity but was also a model scientific works. er, for to him belonged the credit of severul important inventions for con- ducting warfare in dris day. In other
The
City of Florence from New York
is expected to arrive on the 16th October.
N.T.K. a. Aki Huru (Australian Line) left Thursday Island for this port via Manila on the 5th October, And is expected here on the 17th. October-
The N.F.E. 5.8. Tonen Hamı (Calcutta Line, left. Calentta for this port vin Singapore on the 29th Sept, and is expected here on the 20th Oct. The OP.0.8. Ca's RMS, Empres of
Japan left Vancouver for Hongkong via Japan porta, Shanghai and Manila on the 30th Sept, aud is due here on or about the 22nd Oct. The N.Y.Kas. Tama Mare (Calcutta Line) left Daleutta for this port via
here on the 29th Oct...
exed be the 8th Oct.. and is
words, China needs today above The N.T.K., Kawachi Maru (Léver
everything ele a new moral order
which makes everybody active and
which keeps is door wide open,
ready to admit whatever of good
pool Line) left Liverpool for this port via Spez Canal on the 17th Sept., and is expected bere on the
30th October.
emanating from both the Oriental The C.M.8.S. Co's. 5.8. Nanding sailed
and Occidental systems of, culture and to discard everything bad regard- lees of itsource.
CHILDREN'S GOLDS. WHY let the children their firtle
from Ban Francisco on October 2 and may be expected to arrive in Hongkong on October 31.:
The N.Y.K. B. Mislima Mary (Eur- opean Line) left London for this port via Suez Canal on the 20th Hept. and is expected here on the 4th Nov.
The American & Manchurian Line 5.5.. City of Newcastle is due to arrive bodies in such a distri,
saing man
bere about 10th November. ner when you can so easily colds with a bottle of Chamberlain's
their The N.TK .. Sado Maru (European Line) left London for this port vin Cough Remerty For e by
Buor Cans on the 4th Oct; and is Chemists and Storekeepers.
expected here on the 12th Nov,
¡DECREES:
Article 3. The Civil Registrar shall Lot register any Naturalization Paper issued to any individual of Chinese, Syrian of Turkish origin, unless they are accompanied by a photograph of the owner of the Papers attached in the manner prescribed by the proceeding. article, as well as by their finger prints.
Article 4. Henceforward all Naturs liation Papers which may be issued,
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POST OFFICE.
„The parcel port service to Cubs in sarpended.
It is notified that all restrictions as to the use of wireless Telegraphy by Merchant Vansele on the Okina Etation have been abolished.
The Bervices to Germany, Austria, Bulgaria and the Ottoman Empire are enspended.
No unoffcial letter addressed to Abadan, Ahwax or Mohammerah in the Persian Gulf may excoed, sight ounces in weight.
The Inwared letter and insured parosl services between Egypt (or in transit through Egypt) and Cyprus are tempor. arily suspended.
Uninsured parcels for the Bolted Kingdom will in future be forwarded from Hongkong ta bags and the Public are therstore advised to pack much parcels very carefully,
Until further notice parcels for civli addresses in the provinces of Unine, Ficenza, Trevise Fadus, Venice and Bet lans in Italy will not be accepted for transmission anles ported under the. British War Ofles Permit
i
The Parcel Post Bervices to British Fast Africa and Egypt (except for mebom of the Expeditionary Forces), and to Abyssinia, Barlad, Fritbres, French Small Coast, Italian Somaliland, Parrass Past Africa, Zanzibar and Russia have been suspended.
Registared and Parcel Mails are alosed 16 minutes earlier than the time given bollow niless otherwise stated, and where malls are advertised to close before am. registered and parrel mails aro alosed a p... on the previous day.
In the ten of Msăn slowding before 19 a.m. Registration closes at 5 o'clock on the puzzlesa eremieny.
BOSSED MILA.
WEDNESDAY. October 15.
Shanghai-For WAKASA MARU.
THURSDAY, October 16. Shanghai and Japan-Per 8HIDZUCKA
MARU. Shanghai-Per CHENAN.
FRIDAY, October 17.
Manila and Australia-Per AKI MARU. Straits-Fer TAMBA MARU.
SATURDAY, October 18
BUNDAY, October 19. Straits For TOTOMI WARU.
MONDAY, October 29. Straits-Per TOSAN MARU.
WEDNESDAY, October 83.
EMPRESS OF JAPAN,
bava, attached thereon the U.SA, Canada and Manila-Por
owner in the and a picture.
Article 1. A serm of six months, from and on the date of the promulga. must tion of this Decree, is given, in which photograph of the all Chinamen, Syrians and Turks, who prescribed manzer, wera granted Naturalization Papers, will also be kept in the flas of the when said grant was not prohibited by Office of the Secretary of Foraign law, abs appear at the Office of the Affairs attached to the respective copy. Secretary of Foreign Affairs with a view
Article 5. This Decree shall be to proceed to their identification and pablished, profusely, in the Spanish, attach to their Papers their finger
English sad Chinese languages, prints and a copy of their photograph, through the Republic of Panama, as leaving another picture in the files of well through foreign countries. the Offies of the Secretary, attached to
the respective copy. Both photographs
tr
Given at Panama, this 10th day of xball be-fixed in such a way as to make the month of July in the year nineteen
a substitution of same impossible, and hundred and minsteen.
BELISARIO PORRAS.
The Secretary of Foreign Affairs.
E. T. LEFEVRE.
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8p.my Straits, Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius, South Africa, Indis via Dhanush kodi, Egypt and EUROPE vis SUEZfer ALUINOUS, &p.m. The Parcel Mail will be afosed sa Wed'day, Oct. 15, at8 p.m. THURSDAY,October 16 Macao-Per SUI TAI, 8.50 1.21. Shanghai and North China - Per
SINKIANG, 11 am. Weihsiwei, Cheloo and Tientsin-Por
HUICHOW, £ 5.00. Macao-Per CHUEN CHOW, 4.30 p.m.
FRIDAY, October 17. Macso-Per SUI AN, 8.30 a.m. Shanghai North Chica, Japan vis United Canada, Nagaan, States, Central and South America and EUROPE via VICTORIA, B.O.-Per MANILA MARU. Registration 9.15 a... Letters 10.00 ..
Straits, Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius, South Africs,India, via Dhanush- kodi. Egypt and EUBOPE via MARSEILLES - Per
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ZUOKA MARU. Registration 6.45 mm Lettera 10.30a.m. Bwstow, Amoy and Foochow-Per HAI.
HONG, Noom.
Philippine Islands-Per LOONGSANG,
3 p.m. Macao-Por CHDEN CHOW, 4.30 p.m.
FATURDAY, October 18...
Japan via Nagasaki-Per AKI MARU,
10 Be
Macao-Por BUI TAI, 1.30 p.m. Macne-Per CHEN CHOW, 4.30 p Shanghai and North China-Fer
CHENAN, p.m.
SUNDAY, October 19.
Macto-Per 8UI AN, 8.30-173. Shanghai. North China and Japan ris Kobe Per TAMBA MARU,
.9 6.20.
TUESDAY, October 31. Ewatow and Bangkok-Per LUCHOW,
9 s..
Bwatow, Amoy and Foochor--Per
HATTAN, Noon.
Philippine Islands Per TAMING,
SATURDAY, October 15. Philippine Islands Australia and New
Zealand vis Thursday Island- Par NIKKO MARU, Re gistration 8.45
Letters
9.30a.m.
FRIDAY, October 31.
Straits, Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius Bouth Africa, India via Dhanush- kodi, Egypt and EUROPE vis MARSEILLES- Per
KAGA
MARU, Registration 9:45 am, Letters 10.30 am..
WEDNESDAY, November 5.
Shanghai, North: China and Japan via
Kobe Per MISHIMA MARU.
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